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Votes at a glance: House passes multiple bills and resolution, including aphasia-awareness resolution
Summary
The House adopted a series of bills and a resolution on June 16, 2026, including a unanimous passage of a special-education funding measure and the adoption of House Resolution 541 (Aphasia Awareness Month).
The House disposed of multiple items on the calendar with either minimal debate or unanimous/near-unanimous votes. Highlights include:
- House Resolution 541 (Aphasia Awareness Month) — adopted (ayes 201, nays 1). Representative Marla Brown spoke in support and recognized constituents affected by aphasia.
- House Bill 1967 — designates a portion of Allegheny River Boulevard as a scenic byway; agreed to on the floor.
- House Bill 2586 — establishes title protection for music therapists; agreed to on the floor.
- House Bill 2264 — (listed on supplemental calendar) and others were taken up across committee reports and many were agreed to without extended debate. Several bills were reported as committed or amended by committee chairs and agreed to by the House.
- House Bill 2307 (Special Education Funding Commission reforms) — passed unanimously on final passage (yeas 202, nays 0).
These items were placed on the record by committee chairs and clerks; many bills were reprinted as amended where applicable. The House adjourned until June 17, 2026 at 11 a.m.
